Published: May 08, 2008 - 04:02 am
Story Found By: rishilakhani 1374 Days ago
Category: Social Media
5 Comments
5 Comments
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To be fair, Ive followed a couple of people (after they followed me) because they looked vaguely interesting, and then been inundated with crap - one person was even just retweeting Dannys Tweets, without referencing the fact that they were scraped.
Ive had a few follow me and at first glance they look legitimate but you soon find that every nth post was an affiliate link.
To me, spam is anything you dont want to receive, whether its monetized or not. I think sometimes you assume that someone isnt going to spam you and then it happens. As far as Facebook goes, I never made one friend there who didnt spam me, including my own wife. :)
Yep, really. They spam your @xxxx reply tab, which is annoying. :)
Well, I like the point that was made that if you are following a lot of people and dont have many followers then you shouldnt be considered a spammer. When I first signed up, I followed almost every single blogger that I knew from various social sites and yes, they eventually followed me back but at one point it seemed like I was a spammer, but Im not.